Delivery Driver

Controls and work sequence

The letter keys are keyboard defaults. For the named world actions, use the interaction key shown by your current bindings. A package must move into your character inventory before you can deliver it.

Step 1: start and load

Take the van out of a garage, then start Delivery Driver in Phone > Jobs. A solo shift creates a job group automatically; an existing group's leader starts for the crew.

Go to the Delivery depot. Use Take Package, carry the parcel to the van and use Load Package. Repeat until you have the load you want. Carry one parcel at a time and watch the van's loaded-package count.

The standard van cargo configuration holds 10 packages. Follow the actual capacity displayed for your vehicle. You need at least one package loaded to request a route.

Photo to add: the depot pickup point and the loaded van with its package counter visible.

Step 2: request a route

The leader opens Jobs and selects Request New Route. Choose an available package count. Route size is limited by loaded cargo and available delivery targets; the route system supports up to 30 packages, but that does not increase your van's cargo capacity.

Confirm the route and follow the destination markers and live progress. Do not request a replacement while a route is active. Finish the current route before choosing the next normal run.

Step 3: deliver each parcel

1. Drive the assigned van to a marked delivery stop and park close to the target.
2. Get out and take one parcel from the van. Use Take Package, or open the trunk inventory and transfer one package to your inventory.
3. Walk to the marked delivery target with the package.
4. Use Deliver Package and wait for the confirmation and progress update.
5. If the stop still requests packages, repeat; otherwise move to the next marker.

Do not leave the parcel lying beside the target. The delivery action completes the handover and records the payment. Use the actual marked target, not another nearby building or door.

Photo to add: the parcel drop-off interaction and a completed-stop notification.

Step 4: finish the route and cash out

Complete all assigned stops. Once the route is finished, the leader selects Phone > Jobs > Finish Job. The shift cannot be finished while a delivery route is still active. No return trip to the depot is required for payout.

If you want to keep working, use the available route option with remaining cargo or reload at the depot. Cash out when you are ready to end the shift.

The van remains in the normal garage system. Finishing clears the job's parcel cargo and temporary group vehicle access; collect your payout after the route and treat rented vehicles according to their rental period.

Earnings and crew contributions

The framework rates checked in September 2026 are:

The distance is the direct distance from the depot to the stop. Extra driving does not increase the parcel payment. For example, a parcel with a 2 km depot-to-stop distance records $425 before the route bonus and crew split.

A worker becomes a contributor by completing a parcel delivery. Merely driving, loading parcels or standing in the group does not register that delivery contribution. Share drop-offs among crew members so everyone participates. The total shown for the job is the shared pot, not a promised amount for each person.

Check the live payslip and your bank balance after finishing; server rates may differ. Rental, fuel and equipment costs are expenses, so the recorded route total is not your net profit.

Troubleshooting

Next guides

Compare all City Centre jobs or read Garbage Collector for the collection-and-depot route.